In 1970 E.F. Codd, a researcher for IBM, wrote a paper discussing a new way to organize and retrieve data. His approach organized the data into tables and allowed businesses to more effectively search through data, instead of having to search through one record at a time.

• Consider the four basic objects that make up the structure of a typical relational database (tables, queries, forms and reports).
• Review the SQL and databases video. https://lms.ohiochristian.edu/d2l/common/dialogs/quickLink/quickLink.d2l?ou=18195&type=content&rcode=E4DDA680-95E7-4FDD-83E1-8F34A1F1BE34-18596
• Also consider one of the following typical business processes; employee payroll, accounts receivable, or managing inventory.
• Discuss how each of the 4 database objects fits into this process.
• Also include at least one URL of a database article that you used to research your answer as well as a summary of the article

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In a typical relational database the four basic objects are tables queries forms and reports These objects can be used to efficiently manage and retrieve data for various business processes including ... View the full answer